TORONTO, May 16 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index
rallied more than one percent to a two-week high on Monday, with
energy stocks leading broad-based gains as oil surged.

Oil prices reached six-month highs on worries about global
supply outages and as long-time bear Goldman Sachs sounded more
positive on the market.

"Over this year Canada looks like an attractive investment
opportunity, I think oil is going to finish higher than where it
is right now," said Kevin Headland, senior investment strategist
at Manulife Investments.

U.S. crude prices were up 3.6 percent to $47.89 a
barrel, while Brent crude added 2.6 percent to $49.08.

The most influential movers on the index included Suncor
Energy Inc, up 2.7 percent at C$34.98, and Canadian
Natural Resources, which added 2.1 percent at C$37.73.
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